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thefe $ S' t liarly Ia t e r ? of Afarquisses-Tavistock, Ely, Huntley, Hertford, Corn. Wallis.' Marchionesses' - Townshend, Cornwallis, Buckingham, Downshi'e, Salisbury, Dowager Bath, Lansd o wn e , E xeter , Dowager .)onogal. Earls - Camden, Mansfield, Strathmore, Percy, Forte. scoop Clancarty, Selkirk, Jersey, A boyne. Gosford, Gros : i , eirr, Dartmouth, Pembroke, Montnorris, Clonmell, and Warwick. Count esses.- Loudon and Moira, Hardwick Ten-tole; Mahon, C.orTiart, Camden, Minstield, Gros- Jorsey, Ittalinsbory/Seiom, and Harrington. Vt -St. Asaph,Gatsvay s Sydney, Courtney, Lime. rick, ti/entworth, Palmerston, Chet wynd, 'Fitzharris, and Ph a ruse, V ticountesses -Sudiey, Hampden ' Galway, Wentworth, Courtenay, Carleton, Castlereagh, Melville, and Pulling., ton. • Lolls - Lake, 8,1 ton, E 1 lenborough, Henni kir; Bray. brookt., Bagot, Clinton, Lyttleton, 'Binning, Pouletr, Hare. wood Rolle, Eliot, Conyoxhani, Cochrane, and Brownlow, Ladies - Allen, Waterpark, Bishop, Lake, ht, L. Craw. - fool, A . Drummond, G., Bocith, Hutton, T. Craddock, M.. Mead, M. Lowther, A. Lowther, It =bold, Rancliff. C. A. Anuesley, Walburton, A. M'Clouri, S. Lumley, two Pratts. C. Nltirray, Banks, Cox, Seise; Trigge, X itnenes, and Gwtdir. • Bishops Salisbury, Carlisle. Chester, Cloyne, and Derry. Rev Dottors -Vincent and Read. Counts=-Dc Solis and Kinttoul. Deans-. Hereford-Salisbury, and Westminster. Adruir , la-Ntigertt,Knight,'Gould, Holloway, arid Otway. Gmer-k-Stevenz.:, hlanningham, Wilford, Hope, Need om. t itzpatrick. Norton. Thornton, Crawford, Manners, Barrow, Lavvel, Sloper, Harvey, Fisher, Carleton and Murray. Colonels--Rook, Gadskill, Gordon, Howard.A.ribin denbrooke, Redbowe, Chester, ton es , S tua r t , Lougtiol2, and Macleod. • Majors..klthorpe, Whitey, Mnutalbat, and Murray Captains.. Cadogan. R N. Cunningham, Pemberton, Goon, tint/lett. Beauchamp, Proelor, • tWay; R. N. Lot tus, Dunkin. Watson, Cartwright, and Longheld. Sirs-.R. C, Booth, R. Milbank, S. Cottrell, E. Coote, tf. Lopes. H. Cox, T. T r igge, W. Grant, W. D o lb en . H. urrard, I..Nlansfield, Ximenes, C. Ross, T. Plo t ner, J. Hall, C. Ldutondstone. C. Talbot, arc. Messieurs-Seville, Drummond, Holton, Curzoos, Eger ton, P. Carew, Dent, S.' Bourne, Bamford. Rampfyide, S. Cooper, S. Thornton. 1. Talbot, Boot, Abbott. liainfnond, Caleraft, 11 , 1eggins, Irby, I. T. Hone, and 13etliogiield. Mistresses-Hutton, Hon. Curzons, Hon.. .Mullins, Crutehlev, Stewart. O'Brien. Butlind, Patten, Whitby, Egerton, Hickshich, Appreece, Calcraft, Carew, Daven- Tort. Atkins, Bampfield, Duncomb, Cooper, Drummond, and Portektie. Misses-Barry, Cavendish, niehoP, Oakes. 3 Grahams, Ron. Parkers. [, Oak's, 3, , Rionbolds, Dixon, Egerton, Courtney, ISPLeod, Hon. Allen, Burrell, Crawford, Cal- Craft, Carew, H H. and E. Rumbold, Ramsden, Clough, and Ximenes, &v. The 6lloviing were among the numerous presen tation to herMAstsTY. Lord Arundel. upon coming , to his title. General Sir Thornaa Trigge, upon Ws being appointed Colonel cf the 44th Reximent. 'Lady Percy, by thee Lady in Waiting. Misaßishopp, by her Mother, Lady Bishopp. Captain Stewart, of his Majesty's ship Decade, upon his return from sea. Colone l Wilson, upon his return from Ceylan: Alin Oa kes, by the Marchioness of Townsend. • Mr. Jackson, upon his being appointed his Majesty's En. ifroy 'Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States ot America. Mist Louisa Murray, by Lady Murray. Miss Graham, by her mother, Lady Lake. Captain Sir Thomas Williams, of the Royal Navy, upon his being appointed ColOnel in the Marines. The Hon. Miss Parkins, by the Countess of Loudon and Moira. *ir Lady k Mary Lindsey Crawford, by the C ountess o f H ar d. Sir John Riddeit, upon his being appointed Colonel of the id Regiment of Roxburgh Local Militia. The Count the Sails, up in his haying his Majesty's per. mission to use the title. The Earl of Harrington, upon his return froM Ireland. Lieutenant. Colonel Jackson, upon his promotion in the, Coldstream Regiment of Foot Goods. Lieutenant. Colonel Gubbins, upon his being appointed to the tith Regiment. Colonel Sir Wm. Cockburn, on his promotion. Miss Latta Fox, by her mother; Mrs.. Fox. Lady Lake, upon coining to her title. LOrd Ducie, upon coming to his title, and being appointed to the command of the West (3 loucester Local Militia. Mrs. Hutton. upon her marriage, by Lady Holton. coknel Pane, 91 the soth Reglinent, up • on his return., from Spain. The Hon. Mrs. Curzons, upon her Marriage. The equptess of Harrington, upon lief return from Ireland. The Marquis ot Tavistock, Lyon his coming of age. Mrs. Montalbot, by the Lady in Waiting. • Mrs. Gap Rookwood, by the Lady in Waiting. Mr. Cittsoll3, upon his marriage. Sir William and Lady A'Court, and their two daughters. The Rev. Mr. Robert Hodgson, upon his being appointea. Chaplain to his Majesty. Captain Cockburo„ upon his return from Martinique. Lord and Lady Gardner, on coming to the title and mar. Tiage, Captain Otway, of his Majesty's ship Ajax, on his pro. Motion. .Sir Chas. Hoare Harland, upon Isis being created a Baronet. Mr. Arbuthnot, upon his being appointed Secretary to the Treasury. The Hon. Captain Catiogan, upon his promotion. The Earl of Camden, upon his being appointed Colonel of the Cranbrook and Woodgate Regiment ot Local Militia. Sir It. Gore and Lady, on their marriage. Mr. Merry, his hfajostra Envoy ExtroordirtarY and Mini tter Plenipotentiary to the Court of. Sweden, upon his return trotn thence on leave of absence. Lord and Lady Armlet, upon their mutiitge: Major Mantalbot, by Earl Morton. Witted Ike% 1116 h the stare a the at;e l ,id ts ll 41)4 li: d• t~v" ~~Y , . ~. , • .., • • Inc riouse of romtnans 1 the Secretary at' WO' • t the, Lorcf f ' . tittlvcESt MARY , ~ .. • • ... • • A . (11 4111beri Ain ; the Lord Steward Of the ,liciusehold ; the ! A'ptearcd in a dresi of zephyr blue silver lissue; ernbroi- Cilinuandet 111-Chier4 the, Nage, AtiVocate; ilic, I nage of ' drttid,all ovCr t , iitli iiiiiqtiets Of hint:) , flowers, in tied and the'AiLnir.iltY 4 the A ttorney.GenerAl ;,the solicitor. Gene/ 'bright foil. intermixed with stars and ring order , pointed rat I the King's Adv , cate; the Lord Mayor of London, the ' and festooned draperies; with t o borders; in chains Recordei► or' London; the Sheriffs of London and' Mildlesex ; and itars ' irk branelles ()Fla* 'laurel leaves, in drad and their Exc e ll enc i es t he American, Spanish, Austrian , Portu. br i ght foi l altcroately " relieving eaeh other, with bunches of guese, Sardinian. Swedish, and Sicilian Ambassadors.: , , : ore and spangles, in drooping flowers, having a superb alai, Dukes—Portland, Gordon, Bedford, Beaufort, Motitrowi , draperies testodoedand looped up by large bunches of silver Argyle, Rutland. ' oakand acorns, tastetnlly arrauged,relieving the massy Dborders ucliess,.s-Dorset, Rutland, Bedford, Beaufort,- Bur. o f the fiat draperies, at the b ottom a rich beam' of taliing .... Cleilgh, iNewCastle: leaves, supponcd by festoons of ring spangles and Willett. DUCHESS OF YORK. • White satin petticoat, with drapesiesof white Crape, rich ly embroidered with blue Indiaii almond blossoms, with a rich border of lilac Hewers, sitter cords and tassels, gown of silver tissue; train to correspond; head-dress, silver ttirban, blue feathers, with.a profusion of diamonds. • ' PRINCESS SOPHIA OF GLOUCESTER. A white satin petticoat richly embroidered with white bu gles, and tastefully ornamented with bunchei of roses, which formed Cite draperies ; batty and train satin, embroidered and trimmed with bugle'tringe, and roses; head-dress diamonds and feathers. Princess CAsT&LCicALA-A white satin dress, with dra peries of the same, and blended with crape, tastefully orna. mented with beads looped up with the same, bordered at the bottoth with satin leaves, knotted to a cluster with a small bead tissue ; serobe of - lilac Silk, ornamented with puce lace. Duchess of Buccezuon--Purple satin petticoat, with lace drapery, elegantly ornamented with vandyke slyer fringe and tassels ; train purple satin sieeoreted with silver And Marchioness of LA NiDOWNS -Dress yellow, coveted with draperies of white crape, embroidered in r.ch stripes of silver,. and fastened with 'most superb silver ornamente, the robe most .magnificently embroidered to correspond; . head-dress entirely of diamonds, with an elegant and graceful plume of feathers, The Marchioness To W.Ntill AND-- A lilac crape dress, very richly ornamented with silver. • Al archioness of H eitT ron a-- A dress of yellow crape, most Maertificenily embroidered In wre:;ths of ii,..sk tiukvers. %skit the richest r ound - work of silver ; a m agni fi cent ro b e to cur. ru:poitti; sleeves and neck covered with jewels; ileaLt.diess of tli sit 'Pula and feathers. Countess of Dna exiou .-A dre s s of eutire point lace in rich !repenter, looped up with silver over pale blue satin; robe etui!-! fact, bil:ainented with sliver Co u. of CARNAltvori-4 yellow crape dress, ern. broideced with gold. • Countes's ofC LON St r. -An elegant w hite r!nd sil ver dress. Countess (AM; LTON-A pettieeat ollilac crape, trimmed point lace: • Countess of P Ens KOK e-A grey sarsenet pet ticoat,• trim. med at the bolt-on with crape, embroidered with silver con caves and silver bows, draperies of white crape, richly ten_ broidered in silver spenghs e .ant concaves festooned with rich silver tassels, train of grey sarsenet, trimmed with silver; head-dress of diamonds. Countess of Cues rearteLD -A pea-green crape petti. coat, the bottom richly embroidered in green and silver pine apples ; right side drapery of green crape richly embroidered of the same ,• side, a square .!ripery of inc same, the•• ground. work a Shower of spangles ; I rain o f g reen crape trim. Wed silver; .head-dress of leattlieri and diamonds. Countess of I sirSaY nA pink sarsenet petticoat, elegantly trimmed with toss Brussels lace, and pale pink ribbon, train and body (tithe same y head-dress of feathers and diamonds. Countess of Gezeotoen --A white satin, coveted over "contptetelY with superb Brussels point. Countess of •Csiensai - A White satin petticoat, 'richly ornamented with goia, and gold shell lace ; train of white satin. Countess of No k THRSIC- Dark green petticoat, beautifully ornamented with white lilac and point lace ; bony and- mutt , to correspond. - • Countess nf fvlens r Etn-Petticoat of •primieree crape, over white satin, with elegant drapery of crape en applique in primrose satin, trimmed with rich Brussels point, with a bender of puce, velvet leaves, trimmed with beautiful Brue. sels point; •head-dress a plume and wreath of beautiful diae moods, and primrose teethe's. , . The Countess of Cesits-A very superb dress, farmed of azure blue crape, richly spenglest in sitter, with a,curious and I Costly Parisian embroidered border, in roses and corn•tlowers, edged with silver border, fastened in front with clasps of tit. van and corde and tassels of the same ; train of twsante crepe, richly spangled. and bordered in silver, to correspend with the petticoat ; headelress s feathers And diamonds. Countess ST. MARTIN Da FRONT -A . dress of yellow crape, ornamented with broad black lace, with festoons of pearls, and tassels of • the same, intermixed with yellOw crepe, bows of ribbon e robe yellow crape, ornamented with point data and bestis. Counters of IVIOUNTNORRIS—.A dress f,t . peechscoloured satin, covered with the richest patent lace ; draperies fasten ed With bunches of lilac ; a laCti rob* tu. match ; head-dress, leathers and diamonds. Countess of WA* wt ce--A bulfcrape dress, trimmed with black lace: Viscountess - •FmzLAtxa..A superb yellow embroidered -dress, richly strewed with spangles, the right side three fall. ing draperies,. with Etruscans borders, the left a richly em. bossed cornice. . Lady easy tenet.; sA rich lilac Albion net, and draperies' of lace, ornamented with silver bunchei Of grapes, with write and tassels. , - Lady GRANTHA34--A lilac satin petticoat, drapery of r ich Brussels lace; tpacettilly supported with bunches of whiteru. sos at the bottom, a wreath to correspond ; body and train of costly Brussels lace., Lady A a o en -Cretin petticoat of white crape, embrOider. ed in green, and dead and bright silver, interspersed with' rich silver wreaths, drapery and pocket holes embellished with wreaths; silver tramp of pea sersenet, triinmed with silver ?t correspond. Lady F. PR ATT--A pea green petticoat and drapery, taste. fully ornamented ith bunches of white rose; ; train of pea green crape. a. • ' Lady tie R t NOTost -A atelis OF brown Peruvian net dra peries, edged with a wreathing of convolvulus tooned up by , liandsoninbunches of the.same.; train to cot re. spond. Lecly Buses aia-Apettieentof pet .crape, entwined with Pomona green, and drapery ot the same; train theerresponti, ornamented - with while roses; a. hetal-dress of dlaihends and leathers. . • Lady Dv te zoos -A brown sarsenet gown and petticoat, tastefully oirennented with black Lice anti gold beads -1.,AL)1, MATORREs-Litat, crape, embroidered with lilies' in silver, bortleran cockle shells, and elegant silver tassels of an entirelyknovel fashion. . • .Lady Ace - Lis r Ix:Lis-A silk petticoat of primrose ch.. lour, with white net draperies, richly grounded with pearls, , and -- magnificent wreaths of peen 'roses, with line; fat! of . leaves, likewise of pearls on the left side; the robe pri m ro se. colotirideilk, trimmed in the sante way;. the head elegantly ornamented with a plume o f primorose coloured feathers, anti, a profusion of dialoonds and pearls. • Lady &I eav t es-- A' pale green sili , er tissue petticoat, 4 I drapery oY dark green crape, richly embroidered with silver; the robe to correspond ; the head-dress white feathers, and bands of diemOnds, Lady Heienwacet-eA pale lilac satin petticoat, most magnifieently embroidered with silver, in a tine scroll pet tern, with a mixture of pearl ; the' robe the same. with 4 rich embroidered stomacher alai sleeves; the head-dreis find plume of feathers and diamonds. • . , Lady Da Ce: vt oao-A yelluw'crape dress, embroidered with silver. The Dowager Lady Dx ( s et r solo-A blue sarsenet dress, trimmed with Brussels lac. • ; , . - • - - The Ladies G ease t Seri-Lilac crape dresses, trimmed with patent net. • . ,„ • • Frsitia (the Olsten of Salisbury's Lady) -A lesea ntirtem dress, tidily trimmed with silver. Lady CHAR Lo TT flowa a .yellow crape dress, trimmed with broSsels lace. 'Lady Riveasay.-,A petticoat -of white satin, ornamented with Wreathit offlowers, amid draperies of Bnissele lace; traits of India silk. Lady. Pe eiter.-A petticoat of, white satin, ornamented with blowers and draperies of white crape, and Rowers forme ing a sash ; train of white Satin and crape. Lady F.YRA,CooTA-- Ali elegantly embroidered crape pet. ticoat .with superb Egyptian borders, 'fastened on the right * side with cords and tassels. Laity C /ssist v White crape petticoat and robe, spanged with gold, and gold triminings, and heitutifel wreath of Guernsey lilies, as a drapery, suspended trout the pocket _ hole on the left side with gold cord and tassels. •-• • Lady MARY CAR MI 1t...-Pea green crape ,petticoat over white satin ,elegantly ornamented with lil i es o f t h e valley; body and train to correspond. • Lady S. STIWAR 0 -Burly and train of patent lam trim. need with laruesele Point. Petticoat of the ewe over prime rose satin. fasten' i up with bows of variegated Lady SILSRA.- Petticoat of patent net over biue; dra. peries fastened with bows of ribbon; body and train of blue &armlet, trhnitted with point; , Lady. Ay Lassos v- A yellow figured saraenet Ledy HAldtartin..A beiiittiful train of WhittllPttt gstUatt, „ Lady Gussse.rurplefigUted saute pe t t i coat, : e'er- I bideed with silver ribbeu and wreaths of ivy doubre drapery; looped up with a rich cord and tassels corresOontling, with an elegant silver bandeau round the bottom; body and train; purple and lace. ~ Lady Chart Ur; Bill ; TI NCK —X white crape petticoat; ern • braideeed in waves, Witt* Colicave,soingles, dra peries of crape, elegantly embroidered with silver spangles, 'and e'Very hand some border of wheat cars, *vim cockle-shel4 intermixed; the draperies tastefully due:nut) with rich silver 'tassels, and ropes of bullion; body air! train of crape and silver to cone spend, trimmed with paint late. Lady lirat.te--A lace p e t t i coat, richly trimmed in waved stripes of . Honiton lace and blue bullion; train and head. . dress blue. Lady IN NZS Kzia--Pettietaat ofyelloiv flgured satin, with elegant draperies of white crape en applique in silver, looped up with silver cord and tassels, and bunches of flowers ; tr.iin of yelimetfigured sarsnet. trinimed with superb Bros. sets point ; nead dress diem:Olds and feathers. Ladies Lite as (daughters of the Countess of"Dartmoutli) were dressed alike; petticoats of Vt bite satin; with an over petticoat of !die crape, thrown on full, and-ornamented fries: tastefully With rich silver stripes lilac crape robes, richly embroidered to correspond; heatf-dress feathers and lace. Lady Sou sas--kgreen crape pettic oa t w i t h d rapery of the same, elegantly trimmed with scale trimming, most superb ly enriched with pearl ; the robe of the same, with, trim ming to match ; the sleeves and breast ornamented With rich point Lice ; the head-dtess white feathers and diamonds. Lady CAL THCIa TI—A lilac end silver gauze petticoat, with Aver fringe at the bott o m, ant i magnificent black lace drapery, beautifully tucked with bunches of silver grapes; the r elegantly relieved and supported with superb silver chains ; robe lilac and silver gauze, trimmed with silver end black late; the sleeve tops and stomacher elegantly embroidered with silver ; ,the headdress white feathers and tliatinaAs. fy Du Naas — Pea-green sarsenct petticoat covered with white lace ; train pea-green sarsenit trimmed with Lice. Lady lizs .eN taste.—Body aid train of yellow crape, trinimed with !Roman pearls and point ; petticoat of the same over white draperies. edged with fringe oi pearis, grace fully drawn up, runt supported by rich cords and tassels ; rrorii the right, to the lett a massy chain, fastened by hatto some band*. tn.,. Mrs. %vs, i--IStaiy and train of lilac Peruvian net. trirrinmd with Brussels point silver ; petticoat of white crape. richly embroidered in ailvq, intermixed with branches of corn flowers ; and tied up with cords and tassels. . • ' lion. Mr s Wm. GAR D zsza -- A pr i mrose crape petticoat, richly enibroidered with silver, and trimmed point lace; he.al.drese plume of primrose feathers. The Hon, ivies lksv..A vvhitecrapedress over lilac silk. the draperies a very orilli'ant ornamented silver border, large silver tassels bearing a silver cord across the dress. giving a relief to the border, finished at bottom With a border 'of sil ver willow leavea. Mrs. FIILDI NC-•tt white crape dresi, richly spangled with sil ver rings, a•• magnificent border embel hailed with a double row of silver pine -apples, the dress elegantly finish. ed with rich cords and tassels; blue satin rope; trimmed with !,ilVer.trimmings. Mrs list itat.t.--liody and train of peach coloured unmet, Minimal with point and silver at the bottom, a rich ,embroi dered border of silverdraperies of lace, richly embossed in filvcr, with stones, and trimmed with a superb net fringe, fastened up with missy cords ;slid tassels. Mrs. Cooeas. A white crape petticoat, and draperies of the same, elegantly ornamented with wreaths and bunches of tuberose;• train of yellow mulct ; head-dress of feathers and diamonds. 04 7 :4tiet i iizt - ly an s ldvp an t.s..ctrf'acner, mill oily 97.1,,. . ! iitenteti with sili , er and rich point lace ; hisartAres of pulls - and ostrichieathers. ..: . . .• ..„- - kon: Nibs .11, ki I Lit s .t: v 4 t. —The snme rie.her sister'i.,..„,.. Hon. ,Hiss 'FLA! rs.s-- PettiCoat ot rieli aiiihroidered ii4tit t 4 pet, of pink; tiegantly ornamented With beads and bead ' 4,.., 1 seas ; train pink . figured satin; trimmed with beaili'iiid rick Brussels point ; head=dress pearls and teatherS. Mi;:s F.. TiliPia—The same. •. .... , .... r i... ‘ Miss A's; if LA i it... Lilac crape draperies and pet ti . .. -, at Cie. gantly grouped with bunches of white lilac ;• tram of black crape; heatt-dress to.'correspond. . ~ Miss CoUsSt4 AKI It ..A. crape dress, trimm'erlsifith bead;. Miss Dart iswaV--A White satin, trinnitetiwith lace.: IVliss Ta A I L -.A :ivhite and silver dress. Maas sit yeas ORG It ,L:. ver.v sr -.A pale pink dress; very vie gantly trimmed with white roses. ~. Miss hitylvvt.t.--Aprialroe7crileured crape and satin Col, breidered with silver vine leaves in wreath:, supecoloiod together with silver orriairicnts, rich tassels, &c. ro b e to nor . ' respond. . ' : .- . , • Alias He i r....11'dy and train of pale treen crape, tiimir*t . with a wreath of ivy, draperies fastened with bunches of ine same. tied with bows of green ribhpu. .. . . Miss Pzirca —Petticoat of white crape aver satiii,,,i'i , itli drapery of crap.: tritninedwith lace, looped up 'with :isrlatats , and bunches of how?is 4 train of white crape, A ritiqued wan tich Brus s els point.; heart .dies, pearls and kathers. ,• , , Miss ELL* s—P'etti4ir n f rich white satin, W i th el.,Ctiit .. .. draotries ofrwh whit e cra p e i n set applique, into, mixed witit Rowers, and trim:tied wiin rich brussars point j trs a ii or white crape, - trimmed *ith rich Srussels point; head dres:4 pearls anti feathers. :- • • . Miss R Aran. 1 , .x ,Petticoat.of lilac crap:, over while satin; With an elegant drapery of crape; richly emblainned in ir 14 0,1 silver, looped up with silver broach and tassels; train of . lilac crape, richly einbroidered in silver, anti trimmed with rich 14tossels point ; head dreSS, tLiolorlda inid le-Illilts. - • Miss X !SICK Iti - - Pihk satin body and train, trimmed with . point lace ; petticoat white satin rt‘lity triton d with pink and silver te.sroons; hcactdress. &intends and 'ea t iwi i, hiiss Powys..A yellow eni h ru id ers d dress, the lime as her sist er's Lady lidding. Miss k a' A Si A.'.. Woo crape petticoat, fancy turban, rn bottom . oblique, ornamented with pearls; the.. ilropery a (~,,, ~,, A China pearls and duivol sill uses ; body and train Wail: c figured sarsenet. beautiful ficeisleeves. Miss RickeTs—Winte SarSeliCt perfiCOat; 4/111)0 draper}, with an elegant display of - wreaths and knots ot No.; , astai ; body and train white sarsenet , sleeves trirlimed with t. 611 Brussels lace. Miss Rost NSO it —A white cra.pe petticoar di with applique of white satin and veltfet, in a beautiful pattern., draperies or the same, with a rich horsier, tastefully drawn up wsilicort's 1 and tassels, and buichcs Ot r linurnuin ; body and tn.ifs of yel low.sarsenct. 2 ~ . . . ~. Miss Loots* Rest sisotr—A dress 51111113 T to the preceu. ing ono. Miss Tit.xii, Lowe—body and train of la a, tilmineit with silver end point; petticoat of the same' Over straw 4.:,.. Ivor, at the b4ttoin a rich wreath °fell vet deaperie4, tit r a1.01,14.4 up with hunches to correspond. , . . Miss D. I.° se —:Petticoat ot white crape, richly aptilitinc4 in silver, border composed of b unc h es ot lures of.the vailev ; fastened With rich cords a nd tasse l s ' ; body find itain to cot- respond ; head:dress pearl s rod feathers; . 1W i bs ' A fIT it -Court tram and petticoatof lemon. col o ur crape, fancifully ornatnentect with pearls, iwocket holes and drapery, looped up wi t h ri c h pearl tassels, siemacher ern- . biordered With.pearls. M iss Sii A tV-- body and train ' _of pale P011;01%/1 green crape trimmed with lace; petticoat at the sonic over white satin, ‘: draperies. faStened up with barn:hes of Otaheite ~v hear: '1 he two Misses t). wsoti--In pink crape robts and petri 7 coats trimmed v.itia beads, and bead chains across tit,: (leapt, rtes, rend tucked with Nuns of beads; the 1 14ad-drestics, white feathers with pearl bandeaus. Mrs. VOWNS iND..A white crape pettieoa( over sarsenet, with rich Egypti an embroidery; of silver spangles, draperies to correspond, uniting the ruse, shamrock, alio thistle, curl ously wrought in silver; train, silver tissue, trimmed lace ; head,-dress, feathers, and diamonds , Mrs. .Sst t ens-A dress of ivtirte crape, with festooned dra. Pery intermixed with white beads and satin ribbon, and loop. ed Up with wre Ills and bunches.of apple blossom. - Airs. hiIiMANTLE Ivor° a petticoat of silver gauze .itsSit mine net, 'ornamented with flowers, festooned at the bottom; a train to correspond ; and head-dress of feathers and jewels.,. Mrs. GARTII COLLlTsoN.—POticoat white satin, the' 7- drapperies of , apple blossom crape, executed in at) le per fectly novel, with wreat h s of crape flower work, interspersed with pearls, with falls of leavei on the pocket-holes, beauti fully edged and veined with . peals; the robe apple, blossom crape, trimmed with' mit pdint lace and pearls ; the head. dress superti.belmet-pltirne, with coronet of diannmds. - Mrs. Oa wsosi..A lilac petticoat, with drapery Of the same, ornamented with pearls; the robe of the same colour, and triMined to correspond; the head-dress white' feathers and dismonds. hits. lAN& Fox-.A dress of cows' . p coloured crape, Mag niticently embroidered with . silver vine leaves, and rows apangler, bordered at bottom with a rich silver fringe, taste fully finished with .cords and tassels ; a cowslip coloured trath . trininied with silver net and paint lace. - Mrs. ritrriw Asto.•Pe;ricoat o f violet satin. with .rouche of net round the bottom ; the drapery of violet crapc; bor. tiered with wreaths of lilacs,_ and fastened up, and Onto. iziented Wittv large bunches of lilacs; tram of violet crape, trimmed with lilac . wreaths ; head-dress, feathers and dia monds. Mrs: Cot.ttes..-Petticoat of rich white satin, with fall I rodehe hit net round the 'bottom white crape drape r y, bor dered- with oak wr eat h s , tasteneci l up wiih variegated bunches of oak, ut acorns ; the train of white, crape, edged wi t h oa k wreath ;. * neati•iircis a tine plume of feathers and diamonds. Mrs. iltAx a —Petticoat of rich gold muslin, ornamented with ley wreath, robe Yomena ; green sarsener headdress, plume of white 03166 h feathers, diamonds, &c, Airs. /1-1. Y A dress of primrose crape, eiribroideied in the most novil and superb sn le, combining fiCilllollB and lightness ; the borders of the di: yet lee were In wreaths of real corn, with purple corn &Avers, with silvereared leaves ; he-rd-dress feathers and cliamonds. M rs. Wm. K a o x-- A pale ,pink crape petticoat, with dra. ;series ofthe same, fastened tip with bows, itc. of pink at. tut ribbon; body arid train to correspond. • • Mrs. I' tt taro•ron--y hoe crape petticoat, handsome silver chenille bottom, lace draperv,,looped up, with rich cord and tassel; pocket holes' finished with Itrussels lace and silver; Juin a. beautiful pate pink, with Brussels lace hotly and sleeves. Nits. G. Res it--A lilac crape petticoat over wil , te satin, at the bottom a Turkish border, ornainentcd. by flower,, dre. peries. ()Crete same, fastened up with buricties to correspond ; train of the same. •. , • - Hon; Miss COL 11144 Pi— Petticoat, drapery, and train, of primrose crape; the rlrapery support:a and enriched with btincites of convoleulus in topaze colo:ir ; trimmed to matt Li; heatt-airess 'a fine plume of primrose feathers and topaze,bindeau. Hon. Miss S. C 01.31,1414.. White satin petticoat, with white crapq drapery, richly ornamented wait wreaths and bund les of wild roses; train. white elope trinunect to match; head-dress a tine Winne of feathers. Hon. Miss Louts& Waorrest v.- , -'Petticoar rich white satin, with kill mate reauhe of net round the bottom ; the 'drapery of lltuasela lace, supported With buni.lts of Acacia blossom ; train of the same rich lacc, edged with the same. blossom _; - head-dress fine plume or leathers. Hon- Misses Pt CA vs- i—drk. dress of primrose 'coloured sarsenet, with a border twisted ribbon, white tare draperies, edged with twisted ribbon, looped up with cord, and tassels to correspond ;. a pritrirose 0030U1C4.1 Milt, ornamented with` Lace and chenille. The' Ham. Miss AuourrA MATILDA 14111'.—A white 'crape dress, ornamented with bunches of lilac lilies, a regular drapery of white crape, trimmed with tigiired ribban, the bottom of the rheas tastefully finished with a wreath (Warm!' purple, blossoms and myrtle leaves, A robe of white crape. ithrn „ e d ribbon, ornatme.ntett with lace and wreaths of small purple flowers.and myrtle !men. The lion. • Miss Nis 10 UT 1 . 111111.40111 C AMU jonquille colouAti crape over white sarsenet, the right side of the 'dress in full folds of crape, fastened at the bottom with' a , hunch ofyellow roses arid green leaves, a large wreath ofthe tame extending all along the front of the chess, with small bunches tastefully disposed, supporting the upper tiraperY, and ornaniented with satin drapery.; lobe of crape, trll3l,llled wiih ribbon and Mechlin- lace. • Hon. Miss A. Fottatott—White satin petticoat, with lace, and a rich embossed 'Copenhagen trimming,. forming sunflower; and roses-truly unique„ .scolloped lace,, battens .beaded with oriental trimmin g; 'white satin bed) , atidtrain: The Hon. Miss Tow tr s its s 0.-. A white crape dress, We.. gantly trimmed with Mat: flowers. - Han. Miss CORDON.. AO elegant simple dress of white satin and crape, embroidered with pearls in the term of wreaths of May.dower, with a robo of white crape, trimmed 'to correspond ; the head-dress, a fine ".white plume of leathers, _ _with a wreath of p ear l Mayfiwer- Hon. Miss C 4 Lino& r s..A yellow` crape petticoat, trim' med round the bottom with silver fringe's the draperies en twined with superb wreaths of silver grapes, and tastefully relieved 011 the right side with small drapery of silver points; the robe lilac and yellow sarsenet, richly trimmed Ivith silver to correspond 'the head-titan white leathern and pearls. Hon. Miss Parteava4.-- White ewe, petticoat, sported silver, embroidered with a beautiful tarry border in lilac, and dead and brii,ht silver, pocket-holes anti drapery Amt.. sully loopsd up with lilac and sikver wreaths i traiuot lila* GENTLEME.IO4 DRESSES: ALS AIMVSTII, As usual, on his BirilWay, wunta full cress Winds.* Cas.;. tio•unitiwin. • HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THF. Pitiricg OF WALLS. I . ldd-10:m114's unifoim. DUKE OF Pull dress Ckdonel, First Giordt. "YORK. The company did riot leatd the Palace tit aboui etghr o'olock. . . I'be Price of WALES gave a grand dinner yester iday at Carlton-House, in hauuur of ilia MAJusTv's Birth-day: Mr. CANgtIING gave h splendid dinner to l'reva. her Da SOUZA., Don Pang° CavAr.t.os, Admiral ArorrAcA, the American and S Ambassadors, and several other eminent public (1.41, yeaterday, at 'his house in Bruton-street. .Yesterday the Earl of laviiftreer. gave a tnost sumptuous dinner so a 111.1111eNt1', party. The Mail-coaches formed the Cavaicnit, at u4u . on the King's Birth-day. The, F drivers In new cloaths, and the horses in new.harness, presenteo a pleasing . spe6hcle.—The Firemen of the In4urapre Companies also walked in proceision with new cloathing. ILLUMINATIONS....-Lag night the Metropolis ilia- played a tuosr luminous appearance, and,.the trades men endeavoured to excel in celebrating tie birth day of shell Sovereign.' The Theatr e * and places of public amusement exhibited the Initials G. it. with a irotusinn of variegated Lnnps hung in I,rirore,,, The Mansion-house, Adniaalty, pad Piiilic ,u,t fiees; were splendidly The Sunutiptiots Houses in St. Jarries's-streti, and the West cud (it the town, appea r ed in a bl az4 . The hoti4e of M gun and Sanders, in playa transparent paintings of Kin 6 and figures descriptive of the Army' anal Nava, with several rows of variegated The YitLLOW FavEa RamenT `o,oreliotue l at Charing-croas, was very beautifully illuminat:%t. The devices were . appropriate and cnrrespt.ndintr, with the la9dable exertions of the Proprietors of !Ins truly, excellent Institution, from which the gre.a. est national advantages will be deriVed. Fier MAJESTY, with the Princegses Auot7rrA, ELIZABETH, and SdPl/A4 attended Ly Lady MAC , . CLESFIELD, Lady ELIZABET'H &c. Biter visiting Miss LINWOOD'S EXHIBITiON, in Le;-...,e,ter square, on Saturday, honoured Messm Bitoom, ilium% and Co. by walking round their very ex teasive Carpet Ware-rooins, and were highly pleased with she great taste and variety of the patterns of their mann fAure. AmLuicAs Cosimaacm.--The iq the • number of vessels w,bich cleared out , from the tr il l/ea Stale,' of America - on foreign Voya,,es,, between the 06th of March and the 22d of April, isos,i, in coo. soy - tem.:2 of raising thti blockade :—Froni,l,\:ew York too, Boston 75, Philadelphia b iriqiinia 4-, , laltitnore 20, Charleston :4s, Portlund Vorts month 22 Newbury et?, S:ltem 39, Newport 11, New London t 3, NewlitiVen 0, tirtstoi 5), Komi dence 9, Wilmi ngton 4, deokgetoi) 489. The Rat} of laviatioot. has bought the house at - Whitehall, which belonvd to the late Lord Fii. for 1.2,0001. it is a .firto matision, izrid is well situated. A fine strait oak was fcl et/ •ln Friday se'nnight at *don, in Nortamptortshite, ' , be trunk , ef which, when stripped of its balk, iticitured 9 feet 1+ i nc h in girth, and to feet in length. This tree was the produce of an acorn, put in the ground about 90 years since, by a person, (then a girl about silt years of age), who is at this atm !Meg, atd sound both in memory t Oce nod ; 71st erSiiry vonct ester rat ion being :njo) s ►Y the at the aster, to ill° room , iotlj t ile )bility from were g et to gle4t , , S 1 UP , bOUN 'OUtid ;OP , :II A" ]CC ,f SA' nifie4 ction, peas ciodv their Its of ,I~~e~ ;;u M• I'11‘ 4! 304 COLIIL n tho and i i LADIES DR4SSET. • HER MAI ESTY. 2 ,,,, A , K n een, anti silver kissue with .lase draperies, tichlr Whs. With diamonds, festoons of Valenciennes lace, and eautiful (llama:id tassels I border of the petticoat, a mast rnbillpous diamond chain. Tikes dress exceeded all Shriner th•day dresses in magnificence- PRINCESS OF WALES. , A superb lil ac an d s i lver gossamer gaitze.Court train, rich 1Y embroidered ail round with a beautiful silver net hinge, e Mbroidered with a magnificent Ifunte of feather larmS.work, embellished with silver spangles up the front and centre of the dress ; body, sleeves, and pocket-holes, richly embroid yd in pl ate , s il ver-work, and spangles ; the drapery l oo p e d N with superb diamonds in clusters. The richness and ' 4l 4' of this dress were extremely elegant head-dress dia. 1111 0 rids anti rich oil rich lesthets. PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES. frock of pale blue patent net, embroidered in 'silver, at a light elegant border of the :AM, • PRINCESS AUGUSTA. •", n anther petticoat, richly embroidered with lilies of the Palle in silver stripes. rich borders of oak leaves; a mantle „,,,rtirkish silk, which had been sent aS a present front the Il lt ,l l of 1 urkey to hilk.klajesty,. was beautifully ikrought . 411 t0 flowers of silver. 'I his dress was peculiarly nouvelle. PRINCESS ELIZA.I3ET/I. A dress of sea-green and silver tisane ' with Magni fi cent dra peries o f silver net, divided in rows , laced open. and fastened Rather by large raver beads and twisted bullion, forming net 'work, contrasted by the draperies, and bordered by the tame in pendant festoons, with a profusion of handsome sil • zer tassels displayed in twirling up the draperies, large unches of ' learn or mountain fougerc ; the acklitior. of a massy bottom of silver, bordered with beads and roil, cOtnpleted this S UM!) dress. The net..work of which the draperies were ?etrposed was composed was worked by her Majesty ' s QWri nalut i and proanttcl by ; t or to royal c4ngiltat